Preview clip of the Archer season 4 premiere, which will cross over with Bob’s Burgers.
Because I had to.
Krieger is the best.
I haven’t seen Browncoats United yet (my DVR, Woodhouse, has failed me again). But this io9. article explains that the show revealed what Inara’s big secret was. For those of you unaware of this not-yet-developed plot, in the commentary for the pilot, Joss Whedon revealed that the scene in which the crew clutches the thing most precious to them while fearing a Reaver boarding party hinted at a story to come. Inara had a syringe, which we were supposed to think contained a euthanizing drug to avoid the horrors of a Reaver attack, but in reality was something else. The true nature of it was… interesting.
I was going to write something about my feelings on the third season of The Vampire Diaries, but my DVR (which I have come to refer to as Woodhouse) failed to record the season finale tonight. Woodhouse is going to get surprise stabbed so hard.
Mad Men Illustrations by Jon Defreest
Last night, some Twitter friends and I took one person’s idea - a bar where people can gather and watch TV together - and created a crazy, multi-room establishment with each room being dedicated to a show. These are the results:
Last night, I did a guest voice on the ChicagoNow TV Tandem podcast, starring Julie Hammerle and Andy Daglas. We talk about the awful new NBC show Are You There, Chelsea (we watched so you don’t have to), Work It, and The Firm, then moved on to shows we actually like. We discussed returning shows, including 30 Rock, Parks and Recreation, and Justified, then gave some of our “TV Resolutions,” explaining what we wish shows would do in the new year.
